TC164-FR-07330KL

TC164-FR-07330KL is a network or array of resistors. It is a type of electronic component used to control the flow of electric current in circuits. The characteristics of the resistor network are determined by the number of resistors, the type of resistors used, and their individual resistance values. It is a three- terminal resistor network with two attenuator networks that provides a wide range of adjustable attenuation values. This resistor network can be used in applications such as radio-frequency (RF) amplifiers, active network filters, and impedance matching networks.

The TC164-FR-07330KL consists of two resistor networks, each with three terminals: one input, one output, and a center tap. The input and output terminals can be connected to the circuit to provide a direct connection to and from the resistors. The center tap can be connected to a voltage reference, such as the ground of the circuit, or used for trimming the values of the resistors connected in the network. The two resistor networks are interconnected so that the two resistors in each network are in parallel, and the two resistor networks in parallel are in series.

The working principle of the TC164-FR-07330KL is fairly simple. The input voltage is applied to the input terminal and the current is divided between the two resistors in the network. The voltage across each resistor is proportional to the resistance of each resistor, and the current is distributed accordingly. The voltage at the output terminal is a combination of the voltages across the individual resistors of the network, and the current flow is also distributed accordingly.

Once the desired resistance values are obtained, additional resistors can be included in the network to create different voltage and current ratios. This resistor network can also be used to create filters and adjust the response of the circuit. The TC164-FR-07330KL offers a wide range of adjustable attenuation values for a variety of different applications.

In short, the TC164-FR-07330KL is a three-terminal resistor network that provides a wide range of adjustable attenuation values. It is a versatile component that can be used in a variety of applications, such as radio-frequency (RF) amplifiers, active network filters, and impedance matching networks. Its working principle is based on the fact that the voltages across the individual resistors in the network are proportional to the resistance of each resistor.